I cannot begin to express the gratitude I have for Jen. She made our cermony so special, personal…read moreand beautiful. She feels like a long time friend. Which is exactly what we were looking for. Someone we could trust, welcome and share our journey with. Thank you, Jen for the wonderful experience. I hope we find ourselves in need of a special cermony in the future.

First things first - Jen is a wonderful person, extremely elegant and respectful officiant, and…read moreexactly who you want at your wedding. Hire her. Don't even hesitate, just do it. We had really been struggling to find an officiant who would write an custom ceremony that was feminist, non-religious, but reverent. Jen came highly recommended by our photographer (also, fabulous) and I am so grateful I found her. The ceremony she wrote was *chef's kiss* perfect with lighthearted moments and beautiful reflections on life. She worked with us to create the ceremony and you could absolutely tell in almost everything she wrote. We also used her help and worksheet for writing vows. I think this made both my partner and I much more comfortable with what we wrote, and much less likely to procrastinate. I highly recommend this. Not only was her script beautiful, but her presentation of said script, and presence alone was perfect. I am so glad to have met her and had her be part of our wedding. She truly made the day as well as helped set the tone for our future.

Comfortable, calming, positive experience, and you leave each session with customized, actionable…read moresteps. It is SO EMPOWERING and restorative and gives me so much hope that things will continue to get better and that I can make that happen. 100% recommend!

Unhurried, comfortable, and totally judgment-free... basically the opposite of every rushed…read more'wellness' thing out there. I left my first session with practical tools I actually use (shocking, I know) and I've already seen positive shifts in my life and relationships. Highly recommend if you're ready for something real.

Friendly, thorough, fast. Willing to go the extra mile to make the customer happy. An excellent…read morevalue. I appreciate their flexibility with regards to scheduling.

Biff is knowledgeable in our area of Estates and Trusts. Other attorneys great also. Fair fees and…read morevalue also.

I run a small business with about 15 employees, and Rutledge Law is my go-to whenever I have…read morebusiness questions. Sean gives well-thought-out answers, and takes the time to really understand and explain. His office is personable, professional, and prompt in their communication. They make me feel safe, and help me make wise decisions. Thank you!

These guys are great. Very pro and great customer service. For our business, it's very important…read morethat we know about our employees, since they are in customers homes and handling their valuables. The piece of mind you get from knowing that your employees are fully vetted is invaluable. PDA built a package for us, and the system is very simple to use. Highly recommended.

We hired David Ahrens to prepare an elderly trust and prepaid thousands of dollars for the…read moreservices. After accepting our payment, he failed to follow through on the services he had promised. Over an extended period, we repeatedly attempted to contact him by phone, email, and fax. We left dozens of messages requesting updates and completion of the work we had already paid for, but our calls and messages went unanswered. This was our experience, and we are extremely disappointed by the lack of communication and the failure to provide the services for which we prepaid. I hope he gets disbarred because a lot of other clients have complained about him.

David is a great attorney who is knowledgeable, skilled, and perhaps most importantly, caring and…read morecompassionate when you are experiencing difficult family dynamics. I'm so glad that he was able to advise me and was experienced to alert me to all the scenarios that could result from a particular course of action. You can't go wrong with David, he's honest, great at his job and has reasonable fees for excellent work. Not sure what else you would need in an Elder Law attorney.

I have been working with Tal Cohen as my personal trainer since June of this year. I also attend…read moreher Saturday morning class. I had previously worked with another trainer however I found myself becoming bored with the same old exercises with additional reps added on periodically. Working with Tal is fun. Tal knows tons of exercises and knows different variations to do the basic exercise. Just a bit different, perhaps a different angle that targets those muscles that aren't activated during the "normal" way of doing an exercise. Tal incorporates Yoga and isometrics into my workouts as well. I like the idea of "multi tasking" and Tal has incorporated this concept into many of the exercises she has me do. For example, instead of doing simple bicep curls with hand weights she will have me do bicep curls and squats simultaneously. Or she may challenge by balance during a simple exercise. It's like getting two for the price of one! It maximizes your workout, that's for sure. However, she is always cognoscente that at age 58 I have my physical issues. She doesn't expect me to do an exercise I think may hurt my bad shoulders or my lower back. But she has given me exercises that have strengthened my shoulders and lower back without aggravating anything. That's not to say Tal doesn't push me, she challenges me in a safe way I am very comfortable with. I feel stronger and healthier than I ever have, but what's really fun is when people say, "You've been working out. I can tell." I have a flatter tummy and great arm definition. I never in my life have had either. And muscles in my legs! I haven't had a chance to get bored, and I really enjoy the time I spend with Tal working out. It's a great way to start my day. She is a friendly, caring, supportive person who happens to be extremely well educated in exercise and is dedicated to continually expanding her knowledge of the workings of the human muscles.

Tal Cohen is an ideal personal trainer for me. I wanted to add some strength, flexibility and…read morebalance elements to the swimming, kayaking and walking that I was already doing. I knew that just using the weight machines (which I enjoy) wasn't enough, so I asked the Fitness Director at the Longmont Recreation Center who she'd recommend for a couple of sessions. I explained that I needed a good match, because I had had a training session with someone who made me feel less than bright, which meant I didn't return, and I've taken kayak lessons from people who made me want to whack them with my paddle. I went on to explain I don't learn physical things easily, which makes me irrationally, immaturely cranky and that doesn't make me happy with myself, either. She laughed and suggested Tal Cohen. Tal is just right for me. She is low-key, almost neutral. She didn't say, "Oh, wow, you're going to start working out at your age; that's wonderful!" Nor did she say, "Hum, weird, you just did that exercise on your right side and you don't remember what to do now that you've rolled over?" She just asked what I hoped to get out of the sessions and explained clearly why people need more than the weight machines. What she did do is say, repeatedly, "If it hurts, let me know. There are lots of ways to work muscles and I'll find exercises that are right for you." That put me at ease in the beginning, because I thought I needed to baby one knee and my lower back clicked alarmingly during some floor work. She also never made me feel uncoordinated or foolish. I know I looked pretty hopeless a lot of the time, but with her calm pointers it never bothered me. For me that has been wonderful. As the first couple of weeks were ending I moved into a longer-range commitment. This is what I said after five months: "I work with Tal two times a week. Since I started my balance is much better, my flexibility has improved, I am stronger, I can duplicate physical actions she shows me more easily, and I am so proud of myself. Some days we still do exercises that make me look silly because I don't have the coordination, or balance or strength, but I know I'm doing things my body needs to stay active and I don't care. Other days most of the exercises seem familiar and I feel like an athlete; that's awesome!" More than four years later I am still working out with Tal. As my abilities developed she commented on the improvements in subtle ways. When she says I've improved, she's believable because she's specific and she's not effusive; I have confidence in her because I feel her evaluations are honest. I like that she's confident in her teaching abilities. She recognizes that she instinctively tailors what she's teaching to different abilities and different learning styles. She can think of an incredible number of ways to work what needs working; a session with her is not a routine and it's never boring! She also keeps a mental record of what we've done and what needs extra work during the next session. She values my feedback, for example when I say, "Let's to that again; that feels like it's something I especially need to work on." I have also enjoyed getting to know her personally. She's definitely "at work" when she's training--it's not time to chat like girls at lunch--but she shares bits about her life and listens to bits about mine to just the right extent. We're in a mentor-client relationship, but I feel like I've gained a friend, too.